Pope denounces Italian government at Vatican conclave
At a Vatican gathering of 700, Pope denounces Italian government for spying on Azione Cattolica and keeping a hostile, repressive stance. He cites nine thousand party branches enforcing disbandment efforts and notes ongoing perturbation of church life amid Italo-Vatican crisis. Global Catholic solidarity is pledged with the Pope.
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Vatican City
Propaganda of the Faith Congregation
Azione’ Cattolica
Azione Cattolica
Booth United States minister to Denmark dies in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the death of Ralph H. Booth, United States Minister to Denmark, announced by the American Legation. In Minnesota, tornadic winds swept scattered areas causing property damage with no loss of life.
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Copenhagen
Ralph H. Booth
United States
Denmark
St. Paul
Minnesota
Cubs Will Play Advance Sunday at West Side Park
The Lebanon Cubs will field their strongest lineup in an effort to win their second game of the season against the Advance Ramb lers at West Side Park Sunday afternoon. First pitch is set for 2:15. Cubs lineup includes Kimble catcher Heath pitcher Wallace first base Dale second Ballard shortstop Schley left Maddox center Maddox right fields F Smith. Floyd Wills to umpire.
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Lebanon
Country Conservatives Club entertained at Crain home
The Country Conservative Club of Hazelrigg was entertained Friday evening at the home of C. F. Crain by families including Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck, and Mr. and Mrs. Crain. The house featured summer flowers, outdoor games, and later refreshments. Special guests were Mrs. J. M. Hartman and daughter Mary Jane Oak Park Illinois, Miss Myra Bartlett of Buffalo New York, John Kline and son John Jr. of Seymour, Carver Jenkins, and Miss Merle Harvey.
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Country Conservative Club
Hazelrigg
C. F. Crain
W. B. Buchanan
Samuel Miller
Lawrence Beck
Crain
J. M. Hartman
Mary Jane
Misses Walkup Guests of Mrs Henry in Evanston
Misses Helen and Ruth Walkup of Evanston Illinois and Miss Grace alkup of Cincinnati Ohio were guests Friday of Mrs Henry.
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Helen and
Ruth Walkup
Evanston, Ill
Grace Alkup
Cincinnati,. O
Henry
S Williams Rites At Powell Chapel Sunday
Funeral services for Silas Williams who died at his Lafayette avenue home will be held Sunday at 2 30 in Powell Memorial Chapel Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev. E T Howe of Indianapolis officiating Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery
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Silas . Williams
Lafayette Avenue
Powell
Rotary Club Views Persia Through Ulen Films
At the Ulen Country Club luncheon Rotary members saw two reels detailing Persian life and the Tehran to Baghdad railway project. Ulen & Company helped build portions of the line, German contractors led the project from Tehran, and Ulen contributed about 150 miles before funding stalled. Future reels will finish the set, with next week's picnic meeting planned at Memorial Park and a program for Rotarians and families. G E Hines announced July program committee members. Guests included Merton Keefe and Robert Swope among others.
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G. E. Hines
Drew Carroll
M. R. Keefe
Ulen & Company
Rotary Club
Ulen Country Club
Persia
Teheran
Bagdad
Ulen Company
Memorial Park
Mark Adler
Ivan Jacks
Raymond Slade
Fred Siess
Paul van Riper
Jacob Wilcox
EB. Whiffing
Louis Sterling
Merton Keefe
G. B. Hines
Robert Swope
Kirklin
Elza O. Rogers
Edwin Shearer
Chicago
Eugene C. Pulliam
Deputy Killed in Darage Battle in Garage Shooting
Lake Geneva Wisconsin June 20 A deputy sheriff was shot through the heart and killed and his assailant a neighbor was critically wounded today in a gun battle at a private garage during a drinking party. Deputy Al C Exner and Walter Morgan were involved with Morgan shot and mortally wounded while Debler fired at Morgan both men seriously wounded. Exner had previously gained fame for capturing the Betty Ann Foster kidnapper.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Walter Morgan
al C. Exner
Morgan
Herbert Debler
Exner
Morgan Exner
Betty Ann Foster
Valparaiso
Ind
Morgan Garage
Debler
United States Investments In China Reach 200 Million
A survey by Prof. Carl F. Remer of the University of Michigan finds US investments totaling 200 million dollars in China, including government loans. Britain and Japan lead with nearly a billion each, while Chinese foreign obligations are modest. The study, financed by the Social Science Research Council, notes large remittances by Chinese abroad totaling about 300 million in silver over three years and discusses implications of government policy toward foreign capital.
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Shanghai
United States
China
Carl F.remer
Department of Economics
University of Michigan
Remer
Great Britain
Japan
Remet
Social Science Research Council of
New York City
Manchuria
South Manchuria
Dairen
Fushun
Siam
Philippines
Amoy
America
South China
Kuomintang
Cooling breeze eases Boone county heat wave relief
After the hottest day of the year, Boone county residents felt relief as a cooling wind arrived. Whitestown reported 96 degrees at 2 pm, with a low of 70 last night and 94 mid morning. A relief from yesterday's high, temperatures steadied around 90 at noon today.
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Boone County
Whitestown
Clyde O. Laughner
Mercury
Camp Opens At Fort Harrison With Large Indiana Ohio Attendance
The seventh citizens military training camp opened at Fort Harrison with around fifteen hundred recruits. Boone county provides a record group from the area, led by Lieut. Ben Herr who organized enrollments. Col. J. T. Shelton oversees the camp as it runs thirty days with a July 4 visit invitation and a program including lemonade stands and refreshments for Boone county attendees.
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Fort Harrison
Indiana
Ohio
Boone County
Ben Herr
Albert McCord
Lebanon
Advance
Lieut
Herr
Oak Park trio visiting Lebanon area for weekend
Mrs J M Hartman and daughter Mary Jane of Oak Park Indiana are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Rohn and family northwest of Lebanon.
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J. M. Hartman
Mary Jane
Oak Park
Inl
Raymond Rohn
Lebanon
Ulen Country Club Guests List Prominent Attendees
Friday guests at the Ulen Country Club included F. E. Lewis and W. F. Lewis of Lafayette James Hogshire Jr. of Lebanon M. A. Mc Cormick of East Chicago and Earl C. Ulen of New York.
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Ulen Country Club
F. E. Lewis
W. F. Lewis
Lafayette
James Hogshire Jr
Lebanon
M. A. McCormick
East
Chicago
Earl C. Ulen
New York
Lebanon Park doubleheader aims to extend win streak
Lebanon baseball hosts Knightstown Merchants Sunday at South Side Park with a 1:00 p.m. curtain raiser by Lebanon and Lafayette Legion Junior teams. Jake Staton and L. Beard form the local battery against Clark and Sutton for the visitors. Shelbyville Tramways, among the state’s fastest colored teams, also plays at South Side Park Sunday. Greenfield doubles July 4 with Lebanon returning there July 5. C. M. Floyd for Chattanooga Black Cats features in national colored league play.
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Lebanon Baseball Club
Knightstown Merchants
South Side Park
Lebanon
Lafayette Legion
Lafayette
Knightstown
Jake Staton
L. Beard
Battery
Clark
Sutton
Shelbyville Tramways
Greenfield
C. M. Floyd
Chattanooga (Tenn
Black Cats
National Colored League
Annual Pythian Reunion to Be Held in Lafayette
Lebanon will be well represented at the annual home coming of Knights of Pythias lodges from Indiana to be held Sunday at the Pythian Home on South Eighteenth street in Lafayette. A full program runs from 10:45 a band concert to 4:30 as final horseshoe pitching, with races for all ages, a 1:30 basket dinner, welcome address by Dr. C. V. Dunbar of Indianapolis, and contests with prizes donated by Lafayette merchants.
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Lebanon
Knights of Pythias Lodges
Indiana
Pythian
South Eighteenth Street
Lafayette
Pythian Home Children’s Band
C. V. Dunbar
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Lafayette Lodge
Prolonged Heat Wave Drives Deaths Across Nation
The year’s first extended heat spell intensified as desert winds swept the nation, causing numerous deaths and forcing park goers to beaches. Chicago hit 94 with 360,000 at 13 closed beaches, while many cities reported 90s and several 100s. Forecasters warned no relief until tomorrow amid crop damage fears.
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Chicago
America
Mountain Side
Canadian
Gulf
Wisconsin
United States
Canada
Midwest
New York
Phoenix
Amarillo
Mattoon
Ill
Waterloo
St. Louis
el Paso
Milwaukee
Evansville
Ind
Kansas City
Pueblo
Detroit
Lofland Wins Honors at Local Club Shoot
A. M. Lofland captured high honors by breaking 46 of 50 targets in the Lebanon Gun Club singles event on Friday afternoon. Other scores included Adney 45 Jackson 44 Benefield 42 McCann 42 Davis 42 Dooley 41 Thompson 38. Participants included Armstrong Hill Chambers McCormick and Tres.
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A. M. Lofland
Lebanon
Confesses Lynching Hoax Story From pulpit confession shocks Dallas church
In Dallas on June 20 The Rev E P Brown a 30 year old Baptist minister confessed to his congregation that his dramatic tale of four men lynching him was a hoax He described entering the church at night taping his mouth stripping and hanging himself then changing his mind and fighting to stay alive The revelation follows prior reports of his abduction and hotel beating last year and prompts police to drop doubts about the crime amid theories including possible Ku Klux Klan involvement.
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Dallas
Tex
E. P.brown
Brown
Midland
Texas
Adolphus
The
Baptist Church
Ku Klux Klan
Friends' School Proud Of Lindberg As Ex-Student
Washington June 20 Col Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Lindbergh drew keen attention from Friends School alumni in Washington where Lindbergh studied in 1913 14 and 14 15 The school has deep ties to far eastern nations with many Japanese Chinese and American residents educated there Princess Chichibu and sister Masa our notable alumni plus children of diplomats from China Japan and the United States Nelson Johnson former United States Minister to China also graduated joining other diplomats children and Mrs Cabot Coville Lillian Grosvenor daughter of the National Geographic Society president
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Friends’ School
Linbergh
Far East
Orient
I Street
United States
Chichibu
Matsudaira
Masa
Julia
Alfred Sze
Betty
London
Shidehara
Japan
Nasaru Debuchi
Princeton University
Taka
Nelson Johnson
China
Far Eastern
State Department
Cab
Women Hold 20 Percent of Indiana Jobs
Indianapolis, June 20. Census bureau figures show women hold more than one-fifth of Indiana’s gainful jobs in 1930. Of 1,231,177 workers, 236,014 are women, with major concentrations in blast furnaces and steel mills, iron and steel, building, auto factories, and food industries.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Census Bureau
Hoover Plans 10 Aid Europe In Its Financial Crisis
President Hoover considers U S cooperation with Europe to aid Germany amid a looming German credit collapse. A gold credit possibly totaling one billion dollars or more would be extended via Federal Reserve banks to stabilize the Reichsbank, with potential U S involvement in a broader world economic conference. The plan follows Mellon's talks with MacDonald and Montagu Norman, and Hoover cautions that no definite action has been decided while seeking joint European U S steps to avert disaster.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Mellon
Ramsay MacDonald
London
Hoover
United States
Europe
Germany
Reichsbank
U. S
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank of New York
Great Britain
MacDonald
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
America
Congress
Central West
Washington
Leslie appoints Dr A C Spivey to livestock board
Indianapolis June 20 Governor Leslie announced the appointment of Dr A C Spivey Thorntown as a member of the state livestock sanitary board to succeed Charles E Mumme Logansport.
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Indianapolis
Leslie
A. C. Spivey Thorntown
State Livestock Sanitary Boar
Charles E. Mumme
Logansport
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CUBS
West Side Park
Rotary
Darage
Boone
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Lofland
Lindberg
Dra
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Thorntown
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